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Copernic has several versions for desktop and enterprise. The Full edition of the desktop search costs $55.49 per year and includes text recognition (OCR), in case you have a lot of image files from scans, as well as searching across desktop files, MS Outlook, network and external drives cloud repositories including Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox. The enterprise version starts at $600 a year for 3 users and creates a centralized index from a server. X1 Search, which also has ediscovery search tools, searches Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, MS Office, SharePoint, Box, OneDrive, and networked folders. X1 Search is $96 for a license. Both of these products have free trials.
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Serial numbers on classic models were printed on stickers applied between the feet or in the battery compartment. 20 series (and HP-10 and 19C) serial numbers were molded/heat stamped into the plastic on the bottom or printed on stickers in the battery compartment. 10C series serial numbers were placed in the same general area but their exact position varies noticeably.
The HP-41C Option 001 ("Blanknut") can be found with or without a piece of plastic that covers the USER and PRGM keys. Most are HP-41CVs internally but some are HP-41CXs. Some, but not all, Option 001s have halfnut electronics. Some Option 001 Models don't have serial numbers.
On earlier versions the keyboard and keypad were somewhat glossy, but they were mat with somewhat different printing on the later versions. Also, there are several variations on the printing on the back and in the serial number placement.
Some versions have the display set deep and others are nearly flush with the top of the calculator. The right contact in the battery compartment may be relatively short and folded or longer and formed in an arc. Singapore versions have a mat serial number area - USA versions are glossy.
The correspondence of serial numbers to dates is only approximate. In some cases, they may be better indicators of the date of manufacture of the case or label rather than the entire calculator. With some desktop models, it appears that the date code was changed only when there were manufacturing changes. On the other hand, different versions of the HP-35 can be found with the same date code. (The museum has examples of type 3 and 4 with date code 1346 and some of the type 4s have lower sequence numbers than the type 3s!)
An HP employee wrote to say that date codes at HP were originally changed for engineering /design changes only. This system worked well for a test equipment company. However, calculators sold in higher volumes than previous HP products, which caused the serial numbers to run out. Because of this, HP started changing date codes more frequently. Exactly when this change occurred and whether all manufacturing lines used the same procedure is still unknown.
These are the earliest date codes recorded so far for the various models. The date code is the first (left-most) four digits or first 5 characters for some post '96 models. Since this list was based on just a few hundred samples, you may have an earlier date code. If so, please send it to the museum for inclusion here. Please remember that it is the first (left-most) digits that are listed below, not the right-most. The right-most digits are simply a sequence number that is only guaranteed unique for a specific date code. Note that some models make it easy for serial numbers to be swapped so these numbers must be regarded with some suspicion.
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